Oregon Ducks vs Northwestern Wildcats Betting Prediction CFB Week 3

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Oregon Ducks vs Northwestern Wildcats Betting Prediction

For this season, the Oregon Ducks have a record of two wins and zero losses and are heading out onto the field. The Oklahoma State Cowboys faced up against the Ducks in their most recent meeting. The Ducks emerged victorious with a final score of 69–3. The Ducks conceded an average of 3.4 yards per carry when they were playing against the run, as they allowed 144 yards on 42 attempts. Oregon conceded seven completions on nineteen attempts, which resulted in 67 yards and a completion rate of 36.8%. In the end, they had accumulated 631 yards after running a total of 62 plays. The average number of yards the Oregon Ducks ran for every try was 8.4 yards, and they had a total of 312 yards over the course of 37 different attempts.

This year, the Ducks have accumulated a grand total of 1,137 yards. Oregon has a total of ten touchdowns that have been achieved by running and six touchdowns that have been achieved by passing. They have not yet committed a turnover. Oregon has gotten 53 first downs as an offensive team, while they have been penalized nine times for a total of 64 yards. As a team, they have a total of 282.5 yards through the ground game, placing them in sixth place in Division 1. With regard to the number of points scored on the board, the Oregon Ducks have an average of 64.0 points per game.

The Ducks’ team defense is ranked twelfth in the country, having conceded an average of 8.0 points per game. This season, they have given up an average of 2.8 yards per run and have conceded a total of 95.0 running yards per game. They have given up a total of 190 rushing yards over the course of two games. The Ducks have conceded 265 yards via the air, placing them in the 23rd position among college football teams. Their pass defense has conceded an average of 132.5 yards for every game while maintaining an opposition completion rate of 60.0%. They are giving up an average of 227.5 yards per game this year, putting them in 22nd place in the nation. They have allowed one touchdown to be scored by the team that had in possession of the ball on the ground.

This season, the Wildcats have a record of one win and one loss heading into this meeting. The Wildcats defeated the Western Illinois Leathernecks by a score of forty-two to seven points the last time that they were on the field; the Wildcats emerged victorious from that encounter. Northwestern had a total of 281 yards on 41 carries, which comes out to an average of 6.9 yards per attempt for the team. The Wildcats ran 70 plays during the game, averaging 7.5 yards per play, and finished with a total of 526 yards. The Wildcats’ pass defense conceded a completion percentage of 44.4 percent, allowing the opposition to advance 110 yards via the air on twelve of twenty-seven passing attempts. Northwestern gave up 23 rushing attempts for 71 yards, which is an average of 3.1 yards per rushing attempt.

The Wildcats now occupy the 98th position in college football in regard to their capacity to earn points. On average, they score 22.5 points a game. The Northwestern Wildcats have an average of 381.5 yards per game, which places them 76th in Division 1. On ten infractions, the Northwestern offense has accumulated a total of 73 penalty yards. This places them in the 90th percentile nationally for providing assistance to the other team. They have been handed 4 interceptions in addition to losing 2 fumbles, and they have achieved 43 first downs. The Wildcats have accumulated 406 yards through the air so far this season, and they have an average of 203.0 passing yards per game. These numbers have put them in the 83rd position in the nation. They have carried the ball for a total of 357 yards and have an average of 178.5 run yards per game.

Northwestern has conceded a total of 340 running yards (an average of 170.0 yards per game) and one touchdown that has been scored by the opposing team as a result of rushing this season. They have given up 131.0 yards per game in addition to two touchdowns that have been passed, putting them in the 19th position in the nation. This year, their defense has not recovered any fumbles and has only recorded one interception. The defense of the Wildcats has played 124 times, which places them in the 51st percentile in the nation. The Wildcats are ranked forty-ninth in college football due to the fact that they are allowing fifteen points to be scored against them per game.

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